Book, Chapter

1       1, VII |      infant mind. I have myself observed a baby to be jealous, though
2       1, VIII| remember this, and I have since observed how I learned to speak.
3       1, IX  |      About this time, O Lord, I observed men praying to thee, and
4       3, VII |        not know then, nor had I observed their import. They met my
5       5, X   |     from his confidence which I observed that he had in those fictions
6       6, VI  |        birth to young, and then observed the position of the heavens
7       8, II  |         of this act of mine and observed how near was the vintage
8       8, IX  |       have mentioned. Those who observed it confirmed the wisdom
9      11, VIII|        times and seasons can be observed and numbered. The periods